Course Overview

This course provides a solid practical and theoretical background and an accredited degree for graduates who have not studied Psychology or those who have an unaccredited Psychology degree. If you do not have a scientific background, we will support you with pre-sessional materials. You will graduate with the fundamental knowledge and skills needed in a variety of psychology professions. Topics covered include psychological research methods, biological, cognitive, developmental, and social psychology, individual differences, and conceptual and historical issues in psychology. You will learn about the full breadth of psychological research techniques, including experiments, surveys, and observation. As part of your practical project, you will work closely with a member of academic staff to complete a research dissertation in a selected area. You will have access to research equipment and facilities that include tools to measure brain activity or track eye movements.

General Eligibility

An honours degree in any discipline at lower second class or above. This course is not for graduates who already have a BPS accredited degree.

Part Time Work Details

Language Requirement

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